Fragmented OCR Item From Local Page
Incomplete readable text discusses a local matter with unclear entities. No definitive names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
2
Incomplete readable text discusses a local matter with unclear entities. No definitive names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable from the fragment.
The article blends reflections on studying human nature with local club news. It cites Harding Johnston and others linked to Washingn University, mentions a Farmers Club meeting discussing cattle feed and Pereberon horses, and notes social visits and a reunion honoring Judge Tucker.
Moore's Creek School closing exercises led by Mins Shackleford of Mathews county Va drew many patrons and friends. The program ended with refreshments and gifts for children and the teacher. Nearby social events at Mrs Joseph Clemmer's home and Granville Johnson's gathering were noted amid holiday travel and local anecdotes.
Delegate George Y. Hunley plans a February bill to replace hanging with electrocution for death penalty prisoners in Virginia. A companion measure would move all executions to the state penitentiary rather than local jurisdictions. The Board of Health, via Dr Paulus A Irving, supports the bills.
Government forces beaten the insurgents at Honda, 56 miles from Bogota, with about 1,200 attackers and 50 defenders. After a day of combat from 6 AM to midnight reinforcements arrived, bayonets and machetes used. 400 rebels killed and pursued 10 miles as Marin’s forces retreated.
Advertisement praising Scott s Emulsion a medicinal tonic claimed to stop blight in fruit trees and help undernourished children grow eat sleep and play. It urges giving a weak child a chance and offers a free sample from Scott and Bowne New York with the trade mark on the bottle wrapper.
A man described as never drinking liquor nor tasting tobacco. He rejects secret societies and is identified with the phrase Baie democrat suv 7d in the OCR fragment.
He, 54, born in a Vermont log cabin, built success from labor and self-made wealth. From obscurity he entered political prominence after replying to W J Bryan on free silver. He runs his law office in Fes M. until 10, leads two Sunday Schools for 20 years, and claims to be an organizational politician with Methodist ties.
In the busy season we offer seasonable merchandise at about half former prices. Al-Wool black dress goods 36 to 45 inches wide priced at 25 cents for 50 cent items and 37 50 items at 37 4 cents. The ad highlights value and urges customers to view the goods.
Captain Schoegel and 18 men of Company E Ninth were attacked at Dapday Samar by Bolomen. A fierce hand to hand action left a sergeant, corporal, and five privates dead while six including Captain Schoeffel were wounded. Filipinos were repulsed with heavy losses.
An advertisement warns that scrofula is hereditary and urges readers to use YAGER Sarsaparilla with Celery as a positive cure. It claims the product purifies the blood, expels the poison, and benefits the entire body, promising a good sized bottle if purchased.
William M Kramer and Evalyn Hazelwood daughter of J W Hazelwood both of Lexington were married in Roanoke on December 2nd.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway advertises electric lighted trains with compartment, sleeping, buffet library smoking, dining and coaching cars on routes linking Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Des Moines Sioux City and northern Wisconsin Upper Peninsula Michigan and Dakota regions. Tickets available from agents or Edmund Janeway traveling passenger agent 428 Third St Philadelphia.
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